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Amateur Radio Repeaters in Italy

Ham Radio Repeaters in Italy

Posted on January 17, 2012January 17, 2012 by Simone

Amateur Radio Repeaters in Italy

An updated and  complete list of ham radio repeaters in italy, is mantained by IK2ANE  in his website, where you can download the  italian repeaters excel file

Here is  a subset of Italian Ham Radio Repeaters in Tuscany and in Florence area (FI)

Nome	Freq	        shift	         tone	Prov.	QRA Loc
R0	145.600,0	-600 kHz	1750	LU	JN53HW
R0a	145.612,5	-600 kHz	 	AR
R1	145.625,0	-600 kHz	 	LI
R1a	145.637,5	-600 kHz		AR	JN53XL
R1a	145.637,5	-600 kHz	 	MS	JN54BC
R2	145.650,0	-600 kHz	1750	GR
R3	145.675,0	-600 kHz	1750	GR	JN53LD
R3a	145.687,5	-600 kHz	79,7	MS	JN54BC
R4	145.700,0	-600 kHz	 	PI	JN53IP
R4a	145.712,5	-600 kHz		GR	JN52SU
R5	145.725,0	-600 kHz	 	PO	JN53OT
R6	145.750,0	-600 kHz	 	FI	JN53SR
R6	145.750,0	-600 kHz	 	MS	JN54BC
R6a	145.762,5	-600 kHz		PO	JN54NA
R7	145.775,0	-600 kHz	 	MS
R7	145.775,0	-600 kHz	 	SI
R7a	145.787,5	-600 kHz	79.7	FI	JN53SR
RU0a	430.012,5	+1.6 MHz		FI
RU1a	430.037,5	+1.6 MHz		AR	JN53TP
RU2	430.050,0	+1.6 MHz	79.7	PI	JN53IQ
RU2a	430.062,5	+1.6 MHz	146.2	FI	JN53SR
RU3	430.075,0	+1.6 MHz	79,7	GR	JN53LD
RU3a	430.087,5	+1.6 MHz		MS	JN54BC
RU4	430.100,0	+1.6 MHz	 	FI	JN53SR
RU4a	430.112,5	+1.6 MHz	79.7 	MS	JN44XF
RU5	430.125,0	+1.6 MHz	 	AR
RU6a	430.162,5	+1.6 MHz		FI	JN53SR
RU8	430.200,0	+1.6 MHz	 	LU	JN53HW
RU9a	430.237,5	+1.6 MHz	 	FI	JN53LR
RU11	430.275,0	+1.6 MHz		FI	JN53QS
RU12	430.300,0	+1.6 MHz		FI	JN53SV
RU13	430.325,0	+1.6 MHz	 	FI	JN53OR
RU13	430.325,0	+1.6 MHz		MS	JN54AB
RU14	430.350,0	+1.6 MHz	 	GR	JN52RU
RU15	430.375,0	+1.6 MHz	88,5	GR	JN52TV
RU20	431.325,0	+1.6 MHz	88.5	AR	JN53XL
RU20	431.325,0	+1.6 MHz	88,5	FI	JN53SR
RU22	431.375,0	+1.6 MHz	88,5	SI	JN52TV
RU24	431.425,0	+1.6 MHz		PT
RU26a	431.487,5	+1.6 MHz		LU	JN53GU
RU27a	431.512,5	+1.6 MHz		AR
RU28	431.525,0	+1.6MHz	 	MS
RU28a	431.537,5	+1.6 MHz		GR

In the Florence area, a popular repeater is the R6, on 145.750 -600 it is managed by ARI Firenze.

7 thoughts on “Ham Radio Repeaters in Italy”

  1. Jacques says:
    January 19, 2012 at 11:07 am

    Thanks Simone – appreciated!

    73,

    ZS6JPS

  2. Dave says:
    June 9, 2012 at 11:01 am

    I am comming on holiday to Lake Garda next week….any repeaters on 2or 70 workable from Riva Del Garda please?
    Dave

  3. James says:
    September 2, 2013 at 8:04 pm

    What repeaters with echolink can be hit from Mesagne and Vico di Gargano?

    Thank you
    KK4CJO

  4. Alfonso says:
    December 20, 2013 at 1:48 pm

    I am new to Palermo from the USA. What repeaters can I access from Palermo?

    Grazie!
    KJ6LPE

  5. Simone says:
    December 21, 2013 at 7:15 pm

    You can find several UHF and VHF repeaters in Palermo (PA)

    http://www.dxzone.com/dx23821/uhf-vhf-repeaters-in-italy.html

  6. Robert Bennet says:
    July 1, 2022 at 4:21 pm

    Hi Simone,

    I am a General Class Operator in the USA (Call sign KN4OYQ), and will be visiting Italy from July 17 through July 25. I would like to use the 2 meter repeaters in the area with my handheld Yaesu VX6R. Since I am not an Extra Class operator, is it possible to get permission to transmit on the repeaters there?

  7. Simone says:
    March 12, 2023 at 9:54 am

    In Italy there are no more limitations and differentiation of licenses

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